San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-12

~ lHt HhAo'N Ahio oiANAh
the band will play Miss Zulema Gsrcia's
new march.
Major Gordon and family are NOV
ing into Mr.. ,,Rieley GOrdOn's new house
on San Pedro avenue today.
Doc Trexler was somewhat disguis-
ed yesterday. He had shaved off his
mustaChe.
ZOrterelli's string band will play some
fine music at the Springs this afternoon.
-lfy you want good dancing music for
picnics and parties, engage Theo. ArtZ's
string band.
"A civil suit, Terence MoEIugh VS.. W.
X. Story, suit for S. on account OF labor,
WAS decided for plaintiff by Justice Nc
Allister this morning.
Justice Barnes performed the Cere-
mOny Of marriage at his residence at
1920 O'Clock a. m, between EDWARD
Stowe and Miss Annie Beck, couple
from the country.
Morris Meyer, u West Commerce
street cigar-maker, was arrested this
morning by Deputy United States Mar
shsl Bell for manufacturing cigars with
out license.
The Maverick elevator Is again out
vi lfpalls anu BNOPANf WV DA''
ness there, find that walking up stairs
is an unpleasant occupation.
The band will play every afternoon
and Prof. Willie, the magician, will give
a free show at the Springs every night
this week. If
Beats the pay shows. The enter
tainment at the Springs every night
free. IL II
There will be an anti-prohihitiOn
meeting and free barbecue at LOcke's
Hill on Saturday, July %, and the citi-
Zens of San Antonio are invited to at
tend.
The private end Of Soledad street is
now called the Widows row on account
of the number OF real and grass widows
located there.
Prof. d. w. Porter, a cOlOred princi-
pal in the Sherman school and n deputy
grand master of the cOlOred Odd Fell
lows. is In the city to lecture and confer
the degree Of master.
San Antonio il not the only place
where the prohibs are "stOned" with
rotten eggs. Prohibs at Dallas met with
the same fate yesterday. There are fools
in every town.
The LIGHT locals have stirred up the
smell OF the San Pedro creek, and people
now are properly seeking a remedy. In
consequence Of this DIR. Menger and Mr..
+. II. MillingtOn are advocating sanitary
reforms.
The next Belknap plume drill will
take place on Thursday. After ii is over
some OF the boys will give an informal
hop to the ladies and gentlemen present.
MIR Robert Summerin, of this city.
who has been in Mexico, has sold 25.0U0
acres OF rich grazing lands to an Ameri-
can company. A fair price was realized
and cash paid.
-IfyOu need tonic, try Lone Star
beer. 7-l2-tf.
"A healthy beverage pure Lone
Star beer. 7-l2-tf.
Drink the purest Lone Star beer.
Delicate women and children should
drink Lobe Star beer. 7.l2tf.
Gus Peltzer rejoiccs in the advent
of nine pounds of bOyhOOd "borne of his
bone, flesh Ofhis flesh"
-Bandy Wright was arrested last
night because he did not rightly handy
words with campaDiOn and drew a
knife to emphasize his argument.
The Junior Gun club held their
quarterly election last night and the
following officers were elected: Presi-
ident Anton HanniCh, Jr; secretary,
Herman Sengg, treasurer, Albert Uhl.
"A large plate glass door at Martins
shoe store slammed shut and was shat
tered yesterday afternoon. Loss about
$25, insured.
A special meeting OF the Home for
Destitute Children will be held on
Thursday morning at $3.50 O'Clock, when
business of great importance will be
transacted.
The Beanville statesman says he has
marketed his third crop of johnson
grass, and expects to make two more
cuttings this season of his crop.
MIR. Harry Seeley has erected a
spring board into the river below Com
merce street bridge which, he says, is a
boat landing when he gets boat.
"A new write-up, book form, Of San
Antonio, has been put forth, containing
as a frOntispiece the portraits of Henry
ElmendOIf, A. G. Schryyer, A. Belknap,
Chas. Hugo and Uriah Lott as repre-
sentative men.
Two hay farmers from the HelOtes,
who raise hay TO sell to this market.
were seen buying hay in the city this
morning 10 take ont on their farm to
feed their stock. The country is again
very dry and parched.
-RefugiO Sanchez was fined S25 by
the recorder this morning for violating
the ditch ordinance 10 building trench
from the upper labor ditch TO water his
garden patch.
The monthly sOciabe OF the First
Baptist church took place at Colonel
Bradley's residence on Avenue b last
night with a good attendance. Games
were played, recitatiOns given, several
songs, duets and quartetts, etc, and the
party broke up a little after u O'Clock.
A farewell party was given at Maj.
Teel's residence on South Laredo street
last night TO Miss HaltOm, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. HaltOm and Miss
Teel, from Beaumont. and who left for
home today. Dancing and other pleas
ures were INDUCED in by the young peO-
pie present. and the party disbanded at
! a. m. About IS couples were present.
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Messrs. Ernest & Yarbrough
Having purchased the drug store. cor
ner SOlpdad street and Main plaza. from
c. l.. Hardenbergh. will make special
ty Of accurately preparing prescriptions.
Mr. Ernest will pay strict attention to
the prescription department and his